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You’re welcs 

A shortened, cooler way of saying “You’re welcome
You’re welcs: a shorter, cooler way of saying you’re welcome

Dad:*makes dinner
son and daughter: “thanks dad!”
Dad: “you're welcs!”
You’re welcs by Mad-dog22 April 11, 2023
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you're welcome

The only phrase in the english language that has no correct response other than changing the subject entirely.
you: Thanks for the cheeseburger.

a friend: You're welcome.

you: I......yeah, so.....um, I'll...... yes.

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you: Thanks for forgiving me about the whole "pizza" thing.

a friend: You're welcome.

you: So that was some pretty fine bowling, wasn't it? I mean those guys are professionals.
you're welcome by Manamanah March 29, 2009

you’re welcome 

you’re welcome is a longer and more formal use of the term “fuck off”.

not many people use the term “you’re welcome” anymore which is why most people nowadays may not know what it means, which could be the reason why you are here; many people also may want to know the real meaning of the term “fuck off” as it what most people use these days to reply to someone after saying thank you, that could also be why you’re here.

it can be used in so many ways, for example
megan: thank you!
you: you’re welcome!

You're Welcome

A phrase used by Maui in his song "You're Welcome".
Can be sung at the top of lungs to annoy the shit out of people.
Person 1: Hey dude, thanks for helping me get that date!
Person 2: YOU'RE WELCOME! I'M JUST AN ORDINARY DEMIGUY!
Person 1: Shut up or I will shove your ass down your throat.

You're Welcome

A polite way to to respond to thanks. Implies that the other person is welcome to ask for any other favors. Synonymous with no problem.
Howard: Thanks for washing the dog, Pete.

Pete: You're welcome.
You're Welcome by Diggity Monkeez February 28, 2005

you're welcz 

Hipster for "you're welcome."
Hey, thanks for getting me those glasses without the lenses to go with my purple chucks.

You're welcz!
you're welcz by Lizz Davis January 5, 2010

You're welcome big Delton 

A commonly used phrase in America, specifically the midwest
Dani: Ah cheers big ears!
Blake: You're welcome big Delton
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God Shot 

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city chicken 

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Is that cake?

Another way to say is this fake? Like the show real or cake
“Slayyyter just announced another album last night”
“No way, is that cake?”
“Yeah whoops this isn’t real”
Is that cake? by Sexyyred September 15, 2026
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